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Effect of interpolation on electroanatomical mapping

Cardiac navigation systems (CNS) are often used in electrophysiological studies to create spatial-electrical maps supporting the arrhythmia mechanism identification. Sequentially recorded electrograms yield the bioelectrical information from features such as voltage and activation times in terms of their spatial location, which are subsequently interpolated for building the electroanatomical map (EAM) of the cardiac chamber.